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O Lord Jesus, unto Thee Thy lamb doth cry with a great voice: O my Bridegroom, Thee I love; and seeking Thee, I now contest, and with Thy baptism am crucified and buried. I suffer for Thy sake, that I may reign with Thee; for Thy sake I die, that I may live in Thee: accept me offered out of longing to Thee as a spotless sacrifice. Lord, save our souls through her intercessions, since Thou art great in mercy.
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With the sprinkling of thy blood was thou made pure, O fair virgin, and with crowns of martyrdom thou art crowned, O Aquilina; Christ thy Bridegroom, Who doth well forth life everlasting for this cause hath given thee to those in afflictions, for the healing of their illness and their salvation when they in faith flee to thee.


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text: Student Profiles Jackie Burgo '05 Jackie Burgo '05 Hometown: Boston, Massachusetts Major: Art History, with a minor in Government and Legal Studies Why did you come to Bowdoin? I remember my college guidance counselor gave me a list of schools that she thought would be good for me, and Bowdoin was on the list. I said, "Oh, I've never heard of Bowdoin, where is it?" And she said, "Oh, it's in Maine." And I said, "Maine! No way!" All the schools I was looking at were big city schools and that's what I really thought I wanted. But after assessing the importance of different things about schools such as class size and course curriculum, I just realized that Bowdoin would be a much better fit. I also heard about Bowdoin through the Posse Program - I'm a Posse Scholar. Once you apply to the Posse Program, [the organization] gives you a selection of schools [to choose from] and Bowdoin was my top choice of the schools that were listed. After coming here [to visit] I realized that even if I didn't get the scholarship, I would apply regardless because I really liked the school and everything it had to offer. The Posse program started about five years ago in New York City. It's a program to get leaders from different communities into colleges that are usually underrepresented by people from different communities - ethnic or religious or whatever group. Once you find out about the Posse Program, there's a whole nomination process and hundreds of people apply. It's this entire process and you're involved in it for five years. It's the four years you're in college and then the year before you actually start [college, too]. I'm part of the second Bowdoin College Posse. We train for eight months before we actually get to Bowdoin, so we develop into a tight-knit group, and there are ten people in each Posse. You come to campus with training and leadership in terms of community outreach and race relations and gender relations and all these different [issues] that are important to talk about on campus but that maybe people aren't as apt to talk about. It's pretty intense, but it's a really good program. I have really good friends from it, and have been able to connect with Bowdoin on a lot of different levels because of it. How did you decide on your major? Well, I came into Bowdoin and I was completely set on majoring in government. I said, "Government is my thing, I want to go into political science, I want to be an ambassador!" And then my sophomore year, first semester, I decided to take an art history course, just to kind of get a sense of what art was like, to have a general understanding of what was going on in the art world, so that one day, when I was at an embassy somewhere, I could look at a piece of work and say, "You know, that's De La Croix!" So I took the class [with Professor Linda Docherty] and I absolutely loved it. It was Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:30 in the morning, and I was always there on time and I always stayed after. I loved analyzing works of art and talking about their social and cultural contexts, and I loved doing independent research. I just realized that it was something I really enjoyed. So then I decided to be an art history minor. And then the next semester, I took another another art history course with Linda Docherty again, and the experiences just kept getting better and better. Finally I said, "Let me not fool myself, this is the path that I need to take." The summer before junior year, I got the Mellon Fellowship and I did independent research in art history. I studied Henry Tanner's "The Banjo Lesson," and Linda Docherty was my faculty advisor, and I just really, really loved the experience. So junior year, I decided to declare an art history major and move government down to a minor. I realized how much I enjoyed the classes, how much Professor Docherty was such an influence on me really enjoying the field in general. She's just such a great professor. The Mellon Fellowship works with the Carnegie Mellon Foundation. Every year they award five sophomores [at each college] fellowships to do independent research in whatever humanities or social sciences field that they're interested in. You work throughout the summer, on campus, with a faculty advisor [to] develop a project and a thesis, and you spend all summer researching it. Then, you put together a colloquium presentation at the end of the summer in front of an audience that includes President [Barry] Mills, different scholars and professors who are on campus, and friends and family that you invite. You're also given a stipend, so you're being paid for this great experience. You're a Mellon Fellow throughout your entire life. Your junior year, you're encouraged to travel abroad for the summer, and [the Foundation] pays for you to go abroad and do original research. For example, I wanted to do research in Portugal and the Cape Verde Islands on colonial architecture and [the Foundation was] completely ready to fund that. This year I've already gone to an African-American art conference at Harvard University and the Foundation supported that, and in February I'll be in Atlanta for the College Art Association Conference, and Mellon is going to pay for all of that, as well. It's just such a great experience to do something that you're really interested in and have it fully supported. It's a wonderful opportunity. What has been your favorite class at Bowdoin? I'd say my favorite class has been a senior seminar I took last semester. It was with Professor Linda Docherty, of course! It was called "Art, Religion, and American Culture," and we examined representations of religion, and the controversy that religion plays in American culture through so many different artists, whether it was Mark Rothko doing something as simple as gradations of color on a canvas or an African-American artist painting a scene in a Baptist church. The people in the class were great. I was one of two juniors in the class. We became a very tight-knit community and became really close as friends. We even went on a field trip to a Shaker Village in Maine and to talk to [the community] about Shaker culture and Shaker architecture and religion and how those all work together. I've also taken Italian classes with Professor Anna Rein in the [Romance languages] department, and I just love her classes. I did an independent study with her, and we read Italian literature and poems. What extracurrculars do you participate in? Well, I feel like I've done a lot because I feel like I'm always busy! I'm the co-founder and have also been the events coordinator of the Bowdoin Caribbean Students Alliance - that started my sophomore year here. My roommate and best friend, Andria Ramkissoon ['05], and I were talking about starting this club - she really wanted to have a club on campus that represented her culture. There's a large representation of people from the Caribbean at Bowdoin, so she wanted them to have a source of reaching out to the Bowdoin community on a cultural level. So I tried to help her plan that out as much as possible in terms of funding and writing out the charter to make it a club. There were a number of other people involved as well. I'm not from the Caribbean at all, so I was starting a club that was completely different from where I'm originally from. But it was fun nonetheless because it was a culture that was represented at Bowdoin, but maybe underrepresented, and I got to help bring it to the forefront of the Bowdoin community. Last year I became involved with the Oral Communications Project, a new project that started with the academic affairs office. This year we're working with first-year seminars to prepare students with the skills of effective public speaking and oral communications. That's something that Bowdoin used to have - a rhetoric program. Everyone had to know how to argue and present in public, and that's something that we've lost over time. [We want] to make it a mandatory component of classes to have an in-class presentation. It's an important skill to have. It's as important as having a good writing ability. You're more bound to speak in public than you are to write a paper for something. This year I'm also a senior interviewer, working with the admissions office and interviewing prospective students. That's been great. I meet different people every day. It's never the same situation, never the same dynamic, never the same person. It's really kept me on my toes in terms of setting the tone for each interview, trying to get as much information as I can out of the [students being interviewed], making it as comfortable as possible, and getting to know them as a student and a person, not just how they are on paper. What is your best Bowdoin memory? One of my best Bowdoin memories was coming here as a senior in high school during the Invitational Weekend in April. I was really excited about coming to a college campus, and it was also my birthday that weekend! My Posse group [went to] the Asian Students Association fashion show, which was on the day of my birthday, and they told the MC for the fashion show that it was my birthday, and she was a Posse person, too - she was a year above us. So she announced it to the audience, and they put the spotlight on me! And the entire audience sang "Happy Birthday" to me and they brought out a cake! I was so surprised - I was awestruck. That was my 18th birthday, so it was memorable. What are your plans after graduation? I'd really like to pursue something in art history, obviously. I'm looking at museum and gallery jobs in Boston, preferably in education departments, to work with implementing different programs catered to children and adult audiences, or with galleries, getting a first-hand experience of arts administration, selling art and acquiring art and, I guess, the business of art, which would be completely different from the experience I've had so far, because all I've done in college is research. I'm also looking at working at my middle school, because they have an after-school program. They love it when alums come back and teach some of the programs, so maybe [I'd] teach an art history course to give them an appreciation for [the subject] - something that I didn't have in middle school but would have appreciated. And then eventually, [I'd like to] go on to graduate school, maybe a few years off. I just want to get a lot of real-world experience and then go back to school when I can appreciate it a lot more. I just need a break for a while, and then when I go back I'll love it even more, I'm sure. Is there anything else about Bowdoin or your experiences here that you'd like prospective students to know? Just make the most out of your Bowdoin experience, because if you don't really experience what else is out there, then you'll never realize what your passion is. When I came to Bowdoin, I was strictly a government person, and just by expanding a little bit and taking an art history course, I realized that there was so much out there in art history that I really enjoyed. Just by getting involved in different programs like the Mellon Fellowship and the Posse Program, I realized that there's just so much that you can be involved in and so many different people you can meet by expanding your horizons a little bit. If you hear about a lecture or a speaker that sounds interesting, go to it! You never know what'll happen. Hear what they have to say. If you hear about a party that's maybe somewhere you wouldn't [typically] go, just go to it and meet some new people. There are so many opportunities to figure out who you are as a person, to expand and grow as an individual and as a scholar, so I say just try everything you can. Story posted on November 29, 2004 « Back | More Student Profiles | Go to News Home


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Iceland's tourist campaign continues with inspiring gig streamed over internet
Following the success of 'Iceland Hour', which took place on June 3 and saw over one third of the entire population of Iceland sending videos and e- messages to people around the world, the Inspired By Iceland campaign is delighted to announce the 'Iceland Inspires' concert.
Taking place on July 1 at 8pm GMT (9pm BST) in Iceland and lasting approximately three hours, and be a mix of live music with some broadcast on a big screen, Iceland Inspires will be a free concert to any lover of the eclectic line-up and will be streamed live around the world on www.inspiredbyiceland.com.
Headlining the event are Spiritualized, who will be joined by host of Icelandic bands as well as other acts from around Europe. Iceland Inspires will take place in the magical location of Seljalandsfoss with one of the country's most stunning waterfalls providing the backdrop for this special and unique event – showing the world that Iceland is as beautiful as ever and open for tourists to travel to.
The full line-up for the event is:
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Damien Rice
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Highlights will include Sugarcubes drummer Sigtryggur Baldursson and his new band Parabolur, Kjartan from Sigur Ros in Amiina and Damien Rice. Spritualized will perform a live acoustic set with a specially formed group of Icelandic string players and choir.
Katrín Júlíusdóttir, Minister of Industry of Iceland commented, "To add this concert to the Inspired By Iceland campaign with such a stunning location, such a great list of talent from around the world and local Icelandic acts is fantastic. The fact that the concert is available to everyone to enjoy and available for the rest of the world to see over the internet shows our commitment to this campaign and all the friends of Iceland who have backed our initiative."
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The Inspired By Iceland campaign is a public private act – between the Icelandic government, Reykjavik city, Trade Council of Iceland, Tourist Board of Iceland and the Travel Industry Association (around 70 tourism companies involved).
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U.S. builders started work on homes in December at the fastest pace since the summer of 2008. The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell to a five-year low last week.
EBay rose after reporting higher earnings.
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By Clint Morris
One of my fondest memories of my childhood is sitting at the kitchen table waiting for my 'shrinkie' (google it kids) to melt, crumble and form in the oven while my grandmother cooked whatever animal had foolishly decided to play car tag on Anderson street that day.
As my mother drew on her pencil freckles for a highschool reunion – 5 years since she threw her hat in the air, I believe – I'd retire to the carpet with my newly-cooked TWA (it was an airline, kids; my mother was a travel-agent at the time so most of my 'toys' had a TWA or Ansett embossed on them) shrinkie ready to watch one of the main constituents of my telly diet – "The Flying Nun". But also "The Muppet Show" played afterwards. And since Sally Field as a flying penguin doesn't exact make for hip reviewing, let's pretend I was solely there in front of the box to see Kermit, Piggy, Fozzie, Rowlf and.. whatever wrinkly guest star was hosting the show that week.
As Gonzo's warped trumpet blows, the house goes silent. Mum, still attempting to shave five years off her face with a HB, and Nana, scraping the grime off a saucepan, even hover around the box to see what Jim Henson's crazy felt ensemble do this week.
I probably sat through every episode of "The Muppet Show" on its initial run. And it was never a chore or bore. Even if that weeks "Wonderful World of Disney" episode had been weak (only so many times one can be impressed by an amphibious VW bug), you could count on the Muppets to make up for it.
Sweet, funny, lyrical and very entertaining, Henson's 'Sesame Street for Adults' (some may even look it as a spin-off from kiddie series "Sesame Street" since Kermit appears on both shows) was 60 minutes of perfect family entertainment. In an era when Solo Men, Moon Shadows and Buck Rogers reigned supreme, The Muppets stood out as one of the few small screen efforts that not only appealed to all ages but united families.
And though The Muppets continued their position as surrogate family Councillor and Alco-pop in-one throughout most of the '80s – with the series but also the great Muppet movies – the 90s, for some ridiculous reason, didn't consider them fit. Pretty soon the frog, the bear and the pig were demoted; feature films featuring the characters became weak and cheap telemovies ('look! it's the cast of Scrubs! and… is that a boom in the shot!?), Kermit spent more time on T Shirts than on screen, and the youngsters moved onto "cooler" things like "Ninja Turtles" and "90210". Or in my case, wine casks.
Actor Jason Segel ("How I Met Your Mother"), seemingly noticing the rash retirement forced onto The Muppets back in 1999 (when their last feature film, the slipshod "Muppets from Space", was released) and the lack of good old family humour and fozzie fuzzy, pitched a relaunch of the film franchise to Disney (who now have the rights to the characters).
Okay, so I imagine Disney were much more interested in being in bed with the popular film and TV actor than doing a big budget Muppets movie, but either way, they went for it. Pepe the Prawn and all.
An adoring email to that original weekly TV series, but also the first and best Muppet movie (1979's "The Muppet Movie"), The Muppets perfectly captures what worked for the hand-gang way back when – lovable characters, sweet and funny songs, witty jokes, and welcome family and friend messages. It skips over the crappy telemovie years of the Muppets and instead boomerangs back to the original, serving as almost a direct sequel to that very last episode of "The Muppet Show".
Structured much like that first film, in that it's simply about getting the troupe together and putting on a show (as opposed to doing a theme movie – a'la "Muppet Treasure Island" or "The Muppet's Wizard of Oz"), with a cutesy, infectious song every few minutes, a horde of cameos (Mickey Rooney's still alive!?) and a heart-warming plot that drives the film along feverishly and fast, Segel and co-writer Nick Stoller's film is a film that almost seems out of place in this drama-heavy technology-driven smart-arse era. And good. Cos we need a shake-up.
The plot is simple. Smalltown residents Gary (Segel), his girlfriend Mary (Amy Adams) and his puppet brother Walter (voiced by Peter Linz), are headed to Hollywood. The human duo are there to celebrate their tenth-anniversary, Walter's there to track down the stars from his favourite TV show, "The Muppet Show".
The Muppets, the trio discover, aren't a family anymore though; in fact, the Muppet studios is a cobweb factory and the theatre isn't much prettier. It's over.
Walter, having snuck into Kermit's abandoned office for a looksee, overhears a conversation between an evil oil tycoon (Chris Cooper) and his cronies (Muppets, of course) regarding the abolishment of the studios. Seems there's oil underneath the studios. That's more important than nostalgia.
While Mary deals with her disappointment of having Walter's Muppet-searching plans come a distant second to her own, Gary and his felt brother are on a frantic mission to reunite the Muppets – Kermit's a recluse in a mansion; Piggy is running Vogue in Paris, Fozzie is appearing in a cover band called The 'Moopets' in Vegas – in the hope that they can hatch a plan to save their former home, but also, learn to be a family again. All that sweet stuff.
Great songs (even 'Rainbow Connection' gets another run), Great cameos (Jack Black gagged and tied to a chair? Best use of Jack Black ever!), Great puppetry (well, duh!) and a really sweet script, "The Muppets" is enough to make you go Manha-Manha!
Director James Bobin's film is something you want your kids to see; it's something that's not all about happy meals (though don't be surprised if the kids do find a 'Kermit' in their squished-up cheeseburger over Christmas), and mostly, it's just darn fine family entertainment.
Thirty-something's, remember that feeling you got in the cinema watching "The Muppet Movie" as a tyke? Especially when Kermit started singing his hearty 'Rainbow Connection' tune? Remember the smile you raised? The Goosebumps that spiked up? The giggles you had when Gonzo flew off with the balloons?
The water that started to drown the eyes? The love you felt immediately for that little green guy? You'll feel it all again.
You may even find yourself writing Charles Durning a second, though tardy, nasty letter.
Blu-ray details and extras :
The Blu-ray (there's also a DVD and digital copy included) looks and sounds perfect! Such a blissfully colourful treat!
Extras wise, there's a fun but not overly insightful audio commentary with writer/executive producer/star Jason Segel, writer/executive producer and Nicholas Stoller and director James Bobin; a featurette on the Muppets phenomenon; eight deleted scenes; a blooper reel (which is quite lengthy!); those "Muppets" spoof trailers; and the full 'Tex Richman' rap song. Lots of good stuff on here!


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Domain-Based Program Synthesis Using Planning and Derivational Analogy
In my Ph.D. dissertation (Bhansali 1991), I develop an integrated knowledge-based framework for efficiently synthesizing programs by bringing together ideas from the fields of software engineering (software reuse, domain modeling) and AI (hierarchical planning, analogical reasoning). Based on this framework, I constructed a prototype system, APU, that can synthesize UNIX shell scripts from a high-level specification of problems typically encountered by novice shell programmers. An empirical evaluation of the system's performance points to certain criteria that determine the feasibility of the derivational analogy approach in the automatic programming domain when the cost of detecting analogies and recovering from wrong analogs is considered.
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Peanut Butter Ice Cream with Concord Grape Coulis
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Author Notes: If there is a more heavenly combination than peanut butter and jelly, I have yet to meet it. In this recipe, inspired by a dessert at Blue Hill in Manhattan, the peanut butter is a super-creamy ice cream, and the jelly is a tart coulis that squeezes every last drop of sweetness from autumn concord grapes. It's just...yum. —lisina
Food52 Review: Here you have one of the all-time best flavor combinations – PB&J – delivered in a world class vehicle: ice cream with good stuff poured over. Super easy no-cook ice cream comes together in a snap – I used crunchy peanut butter for a bit of texture. It freezes up rich and creamy, and we liked it even better the next day when it got nice, firm, and set. The coulis is intensely grape-y – how could it NOT be perfect with its peanut butter companion? A great twist on a beloved classic, and easy enough to put on your frequent flyer dessert list. Full disclosure: we also enjoyed the ice cream with chocolate sauce. —La452
Serves: 8 to 10
For the coulis
quarts concord grapes
Juice of 1 lemon
tablespoons raw sugar
cup water
pinch sea salt
For the ice cream
cup well-stirred natural peanut butter
cup raw sugar
tablespoon honey
cup whole milk
pint heavy cream
vanilla bean
- Remove stems and wash grapes. In a sauce pan, over medium heat combine all ingredients, partially cover and bring to a gentle simmer.
- Simmer until grapes have liquified, uncover and reduce heat to low. Continue to simmer until the mixture has thickened enough to coat the back of a spoon.
- Strain the sauce through a chinois or fine mesh strainer and chill. (Make sure to discard the grape seeds in the garbage as they may clog your disposal.)
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Max de Esteban's overall photographic practice explores socio-political concepts within visual structures of serialization and repetition. With, Proposition One: Only The Ephemeral, he turns his camera toward recent cutting-edge technology—utilized in the creation and communication of art—that is now considered obsolete. Through a time-consuming and meticulous process, he disassembles apparatus such as film projectors, 35mm film cameras, VHS tape players and record players.
Piece-by-piece, the parts are painted white, the machines are then reassembled and photographed at different stages of being re-built. The photographed layers are themselves assembled into a single image, resulting in x-ray-like photographs that are reminiscent of architectural cyanotypes. These exquisite pigment prints provide the viewer with a rare glimpse into the internal workings of retro technology, that are at once beautiful for their simplicity and ingenuously complex in their design. The precision inherent in the photographs bring to mind the idea of a technological taxidermy that removes nostalgia, yet performs the role of memento mori for machines that have become obsolete and may soon be forgotten.
Series: Proposition One: Only The Ephemeral.
Signature: Signed, titled, dated, numbered via label.
Image rights: Max de Esteban
Klompching Gallery, October–December 2011.
Direct from the artist.
About Max de Esteban
Spanish, b. 1959, based in Barcelona, Spain


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The Jacksonville Jaguars have released S Gerald Alexander, LB Alvin Bowen, DT Atiyyah Ellison, G Kynan Forney, LB Tony Gilbert, LB Teddy Lehman, TE Ernest Wilford, WR Troy Williamson, LB Rod Wilson, DL Jeremy Navarre, RB Kolby Smith, CB Scott Starks, DT Walter Curry, WR Clarence Denmark, WR John Matthews, OT Daniel Baldridge and TE Mike Caussin, reports Aaron Wilson, of The NationalFootballPost.com.
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Jacksonville Jaguars OGs Kynan Forney, Justin Smiley and Vincent Manuwai are all battling for the second guard position now that OG Uche Nwaneri is locked in at the other spot, according to The Florida Times-Union's Vito Stellino.
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Sun, 13 Dec 2009 08:59:53 -0800
The Jacksonville Jaguars have declared LB Chris Harrington, FS Courtney Greene, DL John Henderson, DL Julius Williams, OG Kynan Forney, OL Paul McQuistan, CB Rashean Mathis, WR Tiquan Underwood inactive for Week 14.
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NVIDIA specifically designed and optimized the Quadro CX graphics card to enhance the performance of Adobe Creative Suite® 4 Production Premium and meet the unique needs of its creative professional users, said Jeff Brown, general manager of the Professional Solutions Group at NVIDIA. We worked closely with Adobe on GPU optimization to achieve benchmark-busting performance and enhance the already rock-solid stability of Adobe Premiere Pro CS4. The results are astonishing.
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Culbreth Equine Training & Management, LLC. Located in the Rio Verde Valley of North Scottsdale, Arizona. Owned by Chris & Michele Culbreth 14530 East Wildcat Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85262
2. What year did you begin in the Arabian Horse Industry?
I saw my first Arabian Horses around 1968. So, I guess it was then that I knew I would be involved with these wonderful animals for the rest of my life.
3. What discipline is your favorite and why?
I love every aspect of horses and horsemanship. I can appreciate all of the disciplines. My first National Top Ten was in Half Arabian Park, back in the early 1980's. My second Top Ten was in Pleasure Driving and my third was in Western Pleasure. When I first began to learn to judge, I was asked to officiate at many open shows which had over fence classes. So, I learned to ride Hunters and Jumpers. As Reining became more popular, I learned to ride Reiners. As long as horses are involved, I am interested in it.
4. How did you begin in the Arabian horse industry?
Beginning in 1968, my father and I would go to the weekly Sunday Arabian Horse demonstration held at the Kellogg Arabian Horse Center on the campus of Cal Poly Pomona in Pomona, California. I grew up about 45 minutes from there and it was something that my father and I could enjoy together. He had always had a love for horses since he was a young boy growing up in Illinois. He wanted to share that with me. Around that time, my parents purchased an old gelding which we kept in our back yard. I learned to ride him and spent 90% of my spare time with him. In 1970, I started working at a stable near our home in Upland, California. The owner, Joe Benes, had worked at the Kellogg Ranch during World War II. He actually rode Witez II there. During the war, the Kellogg ranch was used as a remount for the war effort. So, my early childhood was surrounded with the Arabian horse.
5. What is the most memorable prize you have ever won with Arabian Horses?
I have had so many wonderful moments during my time with Arabian Horses. However, highlights would include the 2004 Canadian Nationals where I won the Purebred Western Open Unanimously on NW Beaudacious+/, the Half Arabian Western Open Unanimously on Phenom+// , the Purebred Park on HF Mister Chips+ and my wife, Michele, was Reserve Champion AAOTR Western on Galvanizer+/ all in a 36 hour period.
Other highlights would include:
1992 National Champion Show Hack with Georgia Pacific+
1994 National Reserve Champion Open Western with NW Awesome+/
2000 Scottsdale Champion Western Pleasure with Eternaly Barbarys+/
2002 Scottsdale Unanimous Champion English Pleasure Jr. Horse with HF Mister Chips+/
2012 Scottsdale, watching my Youth riders win all 3 age divisions of the Hunt Seat Equitation Championship
6. What is the most important quality you look for in a show horse?
Above all else, a successful show horse needs a great mind. Without the mental capacity to not only learn easily, it is imperative to have a horse that is willing and enjoys doing its job. We are fortunate to have an event within our breed to suit almost every horse. Finding which discipline they are going to be the best at is part of the challenge and the fun. I have experience in almost all aspects of the breed, so, I really enjoy this process.
7. Who do you think is the most inspirational person in the horse industry?
Over the years I have developed respect and friendships with countless outstanding horsemen and horsewomen. So many people have contributed to the success of our breed.
I would say that good honest horsemen and horsewomen inspire me the most. I do not define Horsemanship as someone who wins ribbons. I define a horseman as a person whose actions and talents enable horses to succeed and perform to their greatest ability while still working toward the long term betterment of the breed. This person also operates with honesty, integrity and passes on what they know to the next generation of potential horsemen.
8. What is your favorite all time horse show and why?
Without a doubt, it would be the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show.
This is one of the largest horse shows in the world and the largest for the Arabian horse. Not only does this show highlight the best horses our breed has to offer, it serves as one of the best promotional opportunities for our breed. February in Scottsdale, Arizona is the perfect time of year. The weather is incredible and the population swells with "snowbirds," fleeing the winter chill of northern states. This "perfect storm," of world class competition, people seeking entertainment and visitors from all over the world leads to the greatest show on earth.
9. If you weren't in the horse industry, what other career would you pursue?
Anyone that knows me would tell you that I have an interest in just about everything. So, I could go off in just about any direction and find a way to enjoy it. From an early age, I knew I would make a career with horses. During my time in college, I really enjoyed Anthropology, Anatomy & Physiology, History, Geology and even Advertising Design. I finally earned my degree in the Humanities. However, if I had to completely go down a whole new career path, I would probably pursue a law degree. I find the History of our Constitution and the Revolution that led to it fascinating. I think a career in Constitutional Law would be both challenging and rewarding. Given my knowledge of our constitution, I could very easily find myself working toward defending it.
10. Finish this sentence: If I'm not with the horses you can find me...
In 2011, my wife Michele and I finally realized our dream of moving into our own ranch. This is a property that we purchased and consequently developed ourselves. I find no greater joy then working on our facility. Whether it is planting trees, welding together a hot walker or pulling weeds, I love it all, because it is ours.
11. Finish this sentence: Most people don't know I...
Can give a riding lesson in Mandarin Chinese!
12. Conclusion:
In closing this questionnaire, I would like to add that I am a true fan of the Arabian horse. Arabians began their popularity in the US in the late 19th Century. Even though there were some importations of Arabians into the US prior to this, it was the importation of a large group of Arabians for the 1893 World's Fair held in Chicago, that galvanized their future in our country. Since then, they have grown in numbers and regard. Early breed pioneers such as WK Kellogg helped to introduce the Arabian horse to Americans and worked hard on their national prosperity. Over the past century, it has been the responsibility of breeders, trainers and enthusiasts to guarantee the future success of our breed.
This mantle of responsibility has been passed on to all of us with a passion for the Arabian horse. Given the current National economy, all of the horse sports have experienced a decline across the spectrum of all breeds. I feel that it is more important than ever that we rededicate ourselves to preservation of our breed's future.


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One of the Hulu executives joined the Samsung keynote this afternoon and announced that a Hulu Android application will be coming soon to the Android Market. Also announced was that you will need a Hulu Plus subscription to actually be able to stream content onto your Android phone. This is great news for those of you who subscribe to the Hulu plus service, and might act as a springboard for Hulu-plus subscriptions among Android users.
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Wallace Benjamin Shiffler, a life-long resident of Woodbridge Township, Hillsdale County, was welcomed home to heaven by his Lord and Savior on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2012 at Borgess Medical Center in Kalamazoo.
Wallace Benjamin Shiffler, a life-long resident of Woodbridge Township, Hillsdale County, was welcomed home to heaven by his Lord and Savior on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2012 at Borgess Medical Center in Kalamazoo. He passed away peacefully, surround by the ones he laughed with, lived for and loved, including his devoted wife and best friend, children, grandchildren and cherished neighbor. He was born on Feb. 17, 1936 on the family homestead in Woodbridge Township, the son of Harold B and Zella A (Dressler) Shiffler. He attended Frontier School and was a member of the first class to graduate from the new Camden-Frontier High School in the spring of 1953. His work experiences began with the Hillsdale County Road Commission, followed by Essex Wire of Hillsdale and DCA, also of Hillsdale, from which he retired in 1998 after 28 years of service. He was best known for operating Wally's World of Wood, a local business making spoons and other household tools from native cherry wood.
Wallace married Anna Marie Lange at the Frontier United Methodist Church on June 4, 1960 in Frontier. They were role models of a covenant marriage for over 52 years. Wallace was a long term member of Salem Mennonite Church in Waldron. He enjoyed making friends with all that would visit with him at his home, church or many community events that he and Anna attended. Wally dedicated his life to serving others through countless hours of volunteering as a firefighter, with the 4-H organization, as a sunday school superintendent, many high school events especially the football "chain gang", and multiple church related activities.
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The entire Shiffler family would like to express their sincere gratitude to the caring staff of Borgess Medical Center as well as the Ned and Debbi Wyse family. Their dedication and effort to provide quality care, in a tender and comforting environment, was a heart-warming blessing to his family. We thank God for the gift of Wally's life and the blessing of the time we were able to spend with him.
A visitation will be held at Hampton-Kurtz Funeral Homes, 3380 West Carleton Road, Hillsdale, on Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2012. The family will be greeting friends and family from 2-4 p.m. and from 6-8 p.m. A Celebration of Life service with family and friends will be held at Salem Mennonite Church, 13781 Tripp Road, Waldron, on Sept. 8, 2012 at 2 p.m. Burial of his ashes will be a private ceremony at the Frontier Cemetery later this fall.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made to the Salem Mennonite Church in Waldron or the Somerset Beach Campground in Somerset Center. Condolences may be left on the Hampton-Kurtz website at www.hamptonkurtzfuneralhomes.com.
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Timber counties among unhealthiest in Oregon
By JEFF BARNARD
Of the Associated Press
GRANTS PASS — Oregon's timber counties tend to be less healthy than other rural and urban parts of the state, according to nationwide rankings released this week.
Small rural counties that have struggled economically since the decline of the timber industry accounted for many of the counties at the bottom of the rankings in Oregon. They include Klamath, Douglas, Josephine, Coos and Curry counties.
Oregon's healthiest county was also rural — Grant County in the northeastern corner of the state. The unhealthiest was right next door and also rural, Baker County. Multnomah County, which includes Portland, was in the middle. Two urban counties, Multnomah and Marion, were in the middle.
The rankings were done by the University of Wisconsin and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
"The rankings show us that things like having a job, a good education, access to healthy foods or a safe place to live affects how healthy we are," Dr. Patrick Remington, associate dean of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, said in a teleconference. "We see the rankings changing the conversation about health in communities from one focused mostly on health care and treating diseases to one that focuses on how and where we live can promote health and prevent diseases."
Remington said child poverty rates have not improved since 2000, and are running at more than 20 percent. Counties with the highest rates of premature deaths have the lowest quality of life, and highest rates of smoking, teen birth, and physical inactivity.
Dr. Katherine Mechling has a family practice in Selma, a rural community in Josephine County, which was 29th out of 33 counties ranked. She tries to get her patients to spend more time outdoors, and less time eating fast food and shopping at big chain stores that push food that is bad for them.
"We live in paradise, but people go from their house, to their car, to the grocery store and never get outside," she said. "We are not going to get back to logging. We can go back to using the forest for health."
The rankings found that Josephine County has worse rates than the state for premature deaths, poor physical and mental health, smoking, motor vehicles crashes, teen birth rate, unemployment, children in poverty, and inadequate social support.
Josephine County fared slightly better than the state for rates of obesity, limited access to healthy foods, fast food restaurants, and screening for diabetes and breast cancer. The numbers of primary care physicals and dentists were below the state rates. While premature death was trending down, obesity was trending up.
University of Oregon economist Benjamin Hansen said health data was often confusing when compared to economic data.
"The big contradiction in all the data is if you compare across counties, poverty is associated with bad health," he said in an email. "But if you look in the same counties over business cycles, higher unemployment is associated with better health (fewer deaths, etc.). But if you look at individuals, being unemployed or laid off is really bad for your health. So it's a mystery."
Troy Soenen, the field services director for the Oregon Office of Rural Health at Oregon Health and Science University, said the rankings were suspect, because factors like physical inactivity were based on self-reporting, which tends to be inaccurate.
He added that while the rankings showed Grant County with an adult obesity rate of 24 percent, below the state rate of 26 percent, a recent local survey of children in schools showed obesity higher than the state rate. Factors based on hard data, such as mammography screenings, are more helpful, he said.
"The bottom line on the county ranking thing: I think it's a good tool for communities if they can go in and look at different indicators," he said. "Do I think the rankings are helpful? Not really. Because I think every county in Oregon has work to do."
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Posted: Oct 20, 2011
All UH Mānoa students with a validated UHM identification card are eligible for admission to UH football and women's volleyball home games, subject to availability of seats.Starting this season, a limited amount of reserved seats for students are available for football games. For additional details on how to obtain these seats as well as admission to the general student section, visit: http://www.hawaiiathletics.com/sports/2010/12/7/GEN_1207100846.aspx.
The University of Hawai'i at Mānoa's Office of Student Life & Development, Parent & Family Relations, the University of Hawai'i Alumni Association and GEICO have arranged for free bus transportation to and fromthis Saturday's Homecoming game at Aloha Stadium against New Mexico State.
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Lesson 312
Mechanics - Capitalization
Capitalize the specific name of buildings and other man-made structures, ships, trains, and planes. Examples: the White House, Mayflower, Amtrak, Concorde
Instructions: Capitalize each word that needs a capital letter.
1. One famous airplane is the spirit of st. louis.
2. The reading railroad and the shortline were trains found in atlantic city.
3. The empire state building used to be the tallest building in the united states.
4. The washington monument and the lincoln memorial are being renovated.
5. The nina, pinta, and the santa maria are ships known to all americans.
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2. Reading Railroad/Shortline/Atlantic City
3. Empire State Building/United States
4. Washington Monument/Lincoln Memorial
5. Nina/Pinta/Santa Maria/Americans
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There is no family information whatsoever, and I don't know where the person got the photos.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
2 comments:
- Life by the Handful said...
Love all the new photos, even those without the history. I just love to look at the parents faces, I wonder if my kids see those same expressions on my face at times.
- April 30, 2009 at 8:05 AM
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Thanks for coming by again! I know, I love just studying the pictures and imagining.
I suppose they don't really need commentary but I bet people would enjoy the pictures more if I had some witty comments along with them! I wish I were more creative that way.
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Many complex infectious diseases cases are encountered at the Tikur
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Small renal transplant program including HIV+/+ transplants. GeoSentinel
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Length of Observership: 1-4 weeks
ideal, but other durations negotiable
Patient Interactions
with Observer:
Interview and examination. Not allowed to
perform invasive procedures as an observer.
Applications directly to Program Director
including CV and objectives. Suggest 3-6 months in advance. Visa details
will depend on country of citizenship.
Local hostels in close proximity to the
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Cost/Fees Associated with Observership:
University fees. Cost of observership is entirely the responsibility of the
fellow. There is no funding available for transport, accommodation or
daily living expenses.
Program Director:
Dr. Eduardo Gotuzzo
Program Coordinator:
Dr. Coralith Garcia
Participants join the Infectious Diseases team in the daily clinical
activities of the Department of Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine of
Cayetano Heredia Hospital that includes activities with out-and
infectious diseases and tropical medicine
Adult or Pediatric
ID: Adult
Length of Observership: Up to the
participant, during May to November
Description of Patient
Observers can interview and examine
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An email
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passport are required. Acceptance will be entirely on a first come-basis.
U.S. citzens do not require a visa.
We will provide a list of optionsl most of the
options are family houses of former-UPCH medical students. Support will be
provided in locating the best available housing options. For a family
house the cost will be around $300 USD a month. UPCH offers housing at
$600 USD a month. Daily cost for meals is approximately $10 USD a day and
public transport is $2 USD a day in Lima.
Assocaited with Observership:
2600 Peruvian Nuevo Sol per
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in the clinics. As the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) is
a large tertiary-care, multi-disciplinary, referral
center, in addition to seeing complex general ID infections,
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as malaria, dengue, and enteric fever as well as infections due to
resistant (predominant gram negative) pathogens. Moreover, ID
fellows will be involved in the care of a large variety of
extrapulonary TB, which form the bulk of the patients
presenting to the ID clinics. However if more exposure to TB
management is required, arrangements can be made to also rotate
at a large MDR-TB treatment center which provided
DOTS-plus therapy. Finally while rotating at the AKUH, fellows
will be expected to be involved in the hospital
epidemiology, infections control and antibiotic stewardship
Adult or Pediatric ID: Adult
ID (Pediatric ID rotations can be arranged on request)
Length of Observership:
Minimum of 2 weeks with up to 6 weeks
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patients they are evaluating. However, observers cannot
perform any procedures.
Visa to Pakistan can take up to 4
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On campus
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often limited. In case of off campus accommodation, a
pick-up and drop-off service is provided. The estimated
cost for accommodation is US $130 per month and
includes transportation (if off campus) but not
Registration fee for observership
is US $100
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Phone Number: 9144
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Program Coordinator
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There may be a
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Length of Observership: 1-2 months
Patient Interactions with Observer:
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perform any procedures.
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No restrictions
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may be US $100 to $150.
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Today, the Miami Herald Editorial Board rolls out its candidate recommendations in advance of the Aug. 26 primaries. We consider this one of the Board's most important public services. Each candidate that agrees to be interviewed — not all of them do — fills out a questionnaire that asks about a range of issues, then sits down with their opponents to be grilled by the members of the Board. It's an illuminating process, out of which the Board makes it recommendations.
Sometimes the choice is easy, especially when a thoughtful, public-service-oriented candidate stands head and shoulders above the others. Sometimes, it's a tough call — when two candidates are stellar, or, unfortunately, when neither is very impressive. In that case, the Board goes with the candidate who it thinks will cause the least harm.
This week, we start with candidates for circuit and county court in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Find videos of each candidate at miamiherald.com/opinion.
Miami-Dade Circuit Court
Group 16
Two strong candidates with long local legal careers are vying for the Miami-Dade Circuit Court seat in Group 16, which is being vacated by the retirement of Judge Leon Firtel.
They are Thomas Aquinas Cobitz, 51, a 24-year attorney in private practice and Stephen Millan, 48, with 22 years of legal experience and his own law firm.
Mr. Cobitz is a virtual newcomer to politics, while Millan has run, unsuccessfully, for Miami-Dade circuit and county judge seats and went through the Judicial Nominating Commission.
Without an incumbent in the race, both candidates start at Sqaure One. There is no major public legal misstep either has committed; no questionable rulings from the bench to consider. Mr. Millan has a varied legal practice dealing in immigration, criminal defense and bankruptcy. Mr. Cobitz is mainly a criminal defense attorney.
The polished Mr. Cobitz, who also has 15 years of experience as a traffic hearing officer and as administrative magistrate, says he already has "judicial temperament" and will cut down excessive case loads. "The main challenge to our court system is the lack of adequate funding," he said, but he'll run a tight ship.
Mr. Millan has a more roll-up-your-sleeves, man-of-the-people approach from the bench that is refreshing. The bench needs that type of thinking.
Mr. Cobitz's campaign appears to be more grassroots. He would not say how much he's spending, except, "what is needed to be able to convey to voters my experience to serve on the bench." His campaign has raised $20,000 and the rest "needed" will come from his pocket. Speaking of pockets, Mr. Millan appears to have deep ones. He's prepared to spend up to $120,000 on the race and says he might tap up to $70,000 of his own money.
As the father of five sons ages 9 through 16, we suspect Mr. Millan knows a thing or two about mediation and listening to both sides. He offers to be a judge with a heart. If he sounds a little Boy Scout-ish, that's because he's a former Eagle Scout and current scoutmaster. Regardless, his campaign seems more energetic and purposeful than Mr. Cobitz's. That's a good sign — and a tipping point.
For Group 16, the Miami Herald recommends STEPHEN MILLAN.
Group 26
Judge Rodney Smith, 39, is the incumbent in this race — and voters should keep it that way. He has brought a wealth of experience to his courtroom, all of which makes him eminently qualified for the job. He was appointed to Miami-Dade's County Court in 2008 by then-Gov. Charlie Crist and later elected to the seat unopposed. At 33, he was one of the youngest judges in the state. In 2012, after choosing to put himself through the grueling Judicial Nominating Commission process — a voluntary act that speaks well of most candidates — Gov. Rick Scott elevated him to the circuit bench.
Before joining the bench, Judge Smith was senior assistant city attorney for Miami Beach, an assistant state attorney and worked in private practice.
Judge Smith is being challenged by attorney Christian Carrazana, a native of Newark, N.J. Though he says that he has 14 years' experience in civil litigation, he brings a rather flimsy résumé to the race, as were his answers to the Herald's questionnaire. Where Judge Smith lists a deep reserve of civic involvement — from 5000 Role Models of Excellence to bar associations and the Boy Scouts, Mr. Carrazana lists nothing. His other responses are almost as unrevealing.
Judge Smith, a native of Miami, credits strong family values and scouting — he's an Eagle Scout — for the sense of fairness with which he gives everyone their day in court.
For Group 26, the Miami Herald recommends RODNEY 'ROD' SMITH.


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